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Army Munitions Mechanical and ElectroMechanical and Electro-Mechanical Measurment PrinciplesAdministrative InstructionsGeneral InformationAcknowledgementsIntroductionLesson 1: Temperature and Humidity MeasurementThe Nature and Heat and TemperatureHeat and EnergyTable 1 Thermal Properties of Solids, Liquids, and Gases Figure 2. Energy, heat, and power in an electrical circuit.Table 2 Applied Energy--Kinetic Energy--HeatTemperatureFigure 3. Common thermometer scales.Mercury-in-Glass ThermometerFigure 4. Mercury-in-Glass ThermometerResistance ThermometerMueller Temperature BridgeMueller Temperature Bridge cont'dFigure 5. Mueller temperature bridge.Figure 6. Mueller bridge ratio arms.Figure 8. Mueller bridge four-terminal connections.Figure 9. Four-terminal connections to an equivalent Mueller bridge.Table 5 Resistance-Temperature Conversion Values for Platinum Resistance ThermometerThermometer CalibrationFigure 10. Thermometer calibrator.Related Heat Sensing and Measuring InstrumentsFigure 12. Thermocouple applicationFigure 13. Platinum-platinum rhodium thermocouple.Figure 14. Thermocouple measurement circuits.Figure 15. Junction temperatures versus junction emf.Tabxle 6 Millivolt-Temperature Conversion Charthermoelectric pyrometersTable 7 Leads Northup Optical PyrometersHumidityTable 8 Water vapor capacity of airFigure 17. Wet and dry bulb psychrometerThe psychrometerFigure 18. Cross section of a shielded psychrometer.Mechanical HygrometerDew point hygrometerTable 9 Relative HumidityFigure 20. Dew Point HygrometerOther types of hygrometers cont'dExercise for Lesson 1 Exercise for Lesson 1 cont'dExercise for Lesson 1 cont'dExercise for Lesson 1 cont'dExercise for Lesson 1 cont'dLesson 2. Pressure Measurements and DevicesPressure PrinciplesFigure 1. Fluid pressure within a systemFigure 3. Hydraulic (hydrostatic) press principleAtmospheric Pressure and VacuumFigure 4. One atmosphere--standard pressureAtmospheric Pressure and Vacuum cont'dFigure 5. Atmospheric pressure changesFigure 6. Gages with concentric and eccentric scalesClassification of Gages cont'dClassification of a gageClassification of a gage cont'dCalibration of GagesHysteresisRange errorFigure 10. Adjustment to correct for range errorScale shape errorFigure 12. Adjustment to correct for scale shape errorFigure 13. Sighting the mercury levelFigure 14. Calibration of altimetersFigure 15. A-1 barometer computing correction mechanismFigure 16. Barometer calibration correction chartFigure 17. The Aneroid BarometerManometersFigure 18. Relationship of Force and PressureFigure 19. Approximate Relationships of Reference PressuresWell Type Manometer PrincipleManometer Pressure MeasurementsFigure 21. Manometer basic test connectionsManometer Pressure Measurements cont'dExercise for Lesson 2Exercise for Lesson 2 cont'dExercise for Lesson 2 cont'dLesson 3. Rotary and Torque MeasurementsFigure 1. Generating a circle by a rotating vectorFigure 2. A radian angle , when S is equal to r.Angular velocityFigure 3. The basic principles of a pendulum type mechanical tachometerFigure 4. Sweeney Model 1000 Tachometer TesterThe Optical TachometerFigure 6. Optical tachometer schematic diagramThe StroboscopeFigure 7. The StroboscopeTorque MeasurementsTorque Measurements cont'dTorque Measurements cont'dSweeney Type Torque Wrench CalibratorFigure 8. Torque Tester ApplicationBaldwin Type Torque CalibratorFigure 9. Baldwin 4 Operation Controls and IndicatorsFigure 10. Torque Application SystemFigure 11. Torque Measuring System Schematic DiagramTorque calibrator application and operationTable 2. Torque Wrench Tester Controls and IndicatorSet the torque wrench to the required setting for testing.Figure 12. Wrench Test Stop AdjustmentsFigure 13. Proving Ring MountingTable 3. Calibration Arm SizeYou have completed the reading material for this chapterExercise for Lesson 3 Exercise for Lesson 3 cont'dLesson 4 Vibration Measurments and EquipmentTypes of VibrationVelocity Pickup 4-102AFigure 1. Velocity Pickup 4-102APickup AttachmentFigure 2. Equivalent Circuit of Vibration Meter InputFigure 3. Vibration Meter Front PanelFigure 4. Vibration Meter Block DiagramOperation cont'dMeter CalibrationVibration Pickup CalibrationsElectric Panel AssemblyFigure 5. Pickup Calibrator SchematicCalibrator ApplicationFigure 6. Pickup Calibrator Front PanelCalibrator Application cont'dCalibrator Application cont'dExercise for Lesson 4Exercise for Lesson 4 cont'dLesson 5. Weights and BalancesFigure 1. Mass StandardsTable 1. Classes of WeightsCharacteristicsFigure 2. Weight Sets and their CaseSimple comparisonsFigure 3. Representative Balance AssemblyFigure 4. Beam with RiderAnalytical (Micro) Balance Analytical (Micro) Balance cont'dTable 2. Conversion Factors for Units of MassFigure 5. Type ION Analytical BalanceAnalytical (Micro) Balance cont'dAnalytical (Micro) Balance cont'dAnalytical (Micro) Balance cont'dFigure 6. Single Pan and Door LocationAnalytical (Micro) Balance cont'dFigure 7. Arrangement of Weights on the type ION BalanceFigure 8. Side view of Weights on a Typical Analytical BalanceFigure 9. Type 21 Analytical BalanceAnalytical (Micro) Balance cont'dExercise for Lesson 6Exercise for Lesson 6 cont'dApproved SolutionApproved Solution cont'd
Army Munitions
Mechanical and ElectroMechanical and Electro-Mechanical Measurment PrinciplesAdministrative InstructionsGeneral InformationAcknowledgementsIntroductionLesson 1: Temperature and Humidity MeasurementThe Nature and Heat and TemperatureHeat and EnergyTable 1 Thermal Properties of Solids, Liquids, and Gases Figure 2. Energy, heat, and power in an electrical circuit.Table 2 Applied Energy--Kinetic Energy--HeatTemperatureFigure 3. Common thermometer scales.Mercury-in-Glass ThermometerFigure 4. Mercury-in-Glass ThermometerResistance ThermometerMueller Temperature BridgeMueller Temperature Bridge cont'dFigure 5. Mueller temperature bridge.Figure 6. Mueller bridge ratio arms.Figure 8. Mueller bridge four-terminal connections.Figure 9. Four-terminal connections to an equivalent Mueller bridge.Table 5 Resistance-Temperature Conversion Values for Platinum Resistance ThermometerThermometer CalibrationFigure 10. Thermometer calibrator.Related Heat Sensing and Measuring InstrumentsFigure 12. Thermocouple applicationFigure 13. Platinum-platinum rhodium thermocouple.Figure 14. Thermocouple measurement circuits.Figure 15. Junction temperatures versus junction emf.Tabxle 6 Millivolt-Temperature Conversion Charthermoelectric pyrometersTable 7 Leads Northup Optical PyrometersHumidityTable 8 Water vapor capacity of airFigure 17. Wet and dry bulb psychrometerThe psychrometerFigure 18. Cross section of a shielded psychrometer.Mechanical HygrometerDew point hygrometerTable 9 Relative HumidityFigure 20. Dew Point HygrometerOther types of hygrometers cont'dExercise for Lesson 1 Exercise for Lesson 1 cont'dExercise for Lesson 1 cont'dExercise for Lesson 1 cont'dExercise for Lesson 1 cont'dLesson 2. Pressure Measurements and DevicesPressure PrinciplesFigure 1. Fluid pressure within a systemFigure 3. Hydraulic (hydrostatic) press principleAtmospheric Pressure and VacuumFigure 4. One atmosphere--standard pressureAtmospheric Pressure and Vacuum cont'dFigure 5. Atmospheric pressure changesFigure 6. Gages with concentric and eccentric scalesClassification of Gages cont'dClassification of a gageClassification of a gage cont'dCalibration of GagesHysteresisRange errorFigure 10. Adjustment to correct for range errorScale shape errorFigure 12. Adjustment to correct for scale shape errorFigure 13. Sighting the mercury levelFigure 14. Calibration of altimetersFigure 15. A-1 barometer computing correction mechanismFigure 16. Barometer calibration correction chartFigure 17. The Aneroid BarometerManometersFigure 18. Relationship of Force and PressureFigure 19. Approximate Relationships of Reference PressuresWell Type Manometer PrincipleManometer Pressure MeasurementsFigure 21. Manometer basic test connectionsManometer Pressure Measurements cont'dExercise for Lesson 2Exercise for Lesson 2 cont'dExercise for Lesson 2 cont'dLesson 3. Rotary and Torque MeasurementsFigure 1. Generating a circle by a rotating vectorFigure 2. A radian angle , when S is equal to r.Angular velocityFigure 3. The basic principles of a pendulum type mechanical tachometerFigure 4. Sweeney Model 1000 Tachometer TesterThe Optical TachometerFigure 6. Optical tachometer schematic diagramThe StroboscopeFigure 7. The StroboscopeTorque MeasurementsTorque Measurements cont'dTorque Measurements cont'dSweeney Type Torque Wrench CalibratorFigure 8. Torque Tester ApplicationBaldwin Type Torque CalibratorFigure 9. Baldwin 4 Operation Controls and IndicatorsFigure 10. Torque Application SystemFigure 11. Torque Measuring System Schematic DiagramTorque calibrator application and operationTable 2. Torque Wrench Tester Controls and IndicatorSet the torque wrench to the required setting for testing.Figure 12. Wrench Test Stop AdjustmentsFigure 13. Proving Ring MountingTable 3. Calibration Arm SizeYou have completed the reading material for this chapterExercise for Lesson 3 Exercise for Lesson 3 cont'dLesson 4 Vibration Measurments and EquipmentTypes of VibrationVelocity Pickup 4-102AFigure 1. Velocity Pickup 4-102APickup AttachmentFigure 2. Equivalent Circuit of Vibration Meter InputFigure 3. Vibration Meter Front PanelFigure 4. Vibration Meter Block DiagramOperation cont'dMeter CalibrationVibration Pickup CalibrationsElectric Panel AssemblyFigure 5. Pickup Calibrator SchematicCalibrator ApplicationFigure 6. Pickup Calibrator Front PanelCalibrator Application cont'dCalibrator Application cont'dExercise for Lesson 4Exercise for Lesson 4 cont'dLesson 5. Weights and BalancesFigure 1. Mass StandardsTable 1. Classes of WeightsCharacteristicsFigure 2. Weight Sets and their CaseSimple comparisonsFigure 3. Representative Balance AssemblyFigure 4. Beam with RiderAnalytical (Micro) Balance Analytical (Micro) Balance cont'dTable 2. Conversion Factors for Units of MassFigure 5. Type ION Analytical BalanceAnalytical (Micro) Balance cont'dAnalytical (Micro) Balance cont'dAnalytical (Micro) Balance cont'dFigure 6. Single Pan and Door LocationAnalytical (Micro) Balance cont'dFigure 7. Arrangement of Weights on the type ION BalanceFigure 8. Side view of Weights on a Typical Analytical BalanceFigure 9. Type 21 Analytical BalanceAnalytical (Micro) Balance cont'dExercise for Lesson 6Exercise for Lesson 6 cont'dApproved SolutionApproved Solution cont'd
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